Video: Uproar As Man Finds Frog Leg In Samosa After First Bite, Confronts Shop Owner

• Aman Sharma found a frog's leg inside a samosa he purchased in a local eatery, sparking outrage and concern
• A viral video shows Aman confronting the shop owner, with bystanders urging him to report the incident
• Aman, unsatisfied with the shop owner's response, filed a formal complaint with the local authorities
• The food safety department issued an improvement notice to the shop and collected food samples for laboratory testing

Didacus Malowa, a journalist at TUKO.co.ke, brings over three years of experience covering politics and current affairs in Kenya.

A bizarre incident has left many in shock after a man found a frog's leg inside a samosa he purchased from a shop in Ghaziabad.

The alarming discovery occurred when Aman Sharma, a resident of the area, bit into the samosa and was horrified to find a frog leg inside.

In a viral video that has since circulated on social media, Aman, visibly upset, returned to the shop and confronted the owner.

A group of concerned individuals accompanied him as they demanded an explanation for the shocking discovery.

In the video, the distressed customer can be heard demanding answers while bystanders insist on reporting the matter to the police.

Aman claimed the shop owner did not give him a satisfactory answer, forcing him to report to the local authorities.

"On a Wednesday evening, I bought four samosas from a shop in Bikaner. When I returned home and began consuming them, I noticed something strange. Upon closer inspection, I discovered a frog's leg inside one of the samosas.

"Without delay, I went back to the shop and confronted the staff about the disturbing finding. Unsatisfied with their response, I proceeded to the police station to file a formal complaint regarding the incident," Aman lamented, as reported by The Times of India.

What action have authorities taken?

The Ghaziabad food safety department swiftly issued an improvement notice to the shop under Section 32 of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006.

The notice is issued when a food business operator fails to comply with food safety regulations.

Narendra Singh, the food safety officer in Ghaziabad, confirmed that samples from the shop were collected for laboratory testing.

"Along with serving an improvement notice to the Bikaner, we have also taken some food samples, which will be sent to the laboratory for the check," said Singh.

Filth outside fast food restaurant

In another story, a Facebook video showed filthy conditions outside a fast-food restaurant, with overflowing waste and fluids.

Most social media users were disgusted by the video and criticised the restaurant's hygiene standards.

Some people commented humorously about the filth being part of the restaurant's recipe.

Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura Guthua, journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke

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